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<blockquote data-quote="John Halliburton" data-source="post: 130405" data-attributes="member: 8">Re: Heritage for openers, Headliner preferred SAC SystemAs Tim and others have said, they don&#039;t carry racks and stacks for FOH, and although many are on IEM, some aren&#039;t, and won&#039;t have a monitor rig with them either.&nbsp; So, look into your crystal ball, and maybe change your business plan to focus more on these things(upgrading speaker systems would be very noticeable), less on the Midas &quot;your arms must be 48&quot; long to reach all the faders&quot; mixer, quit worrying about how much better the preamps sound, and make those touring folks really happy with a short and easy sound check, giving them more time to relax and have dinner.Loudspeakers, mics, and room acoustics will trump preamp quality by a country mile in live sound as contributors to overall sound quality.&nbsp; Always.&nbsp; Best regards,John &quot;Doing my best Andy Peters impersonation&quot; Halliburton</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Halliburton, post: 130405, member: 8"] Re: Heritage for openers, Headliner preferred SAC System As Tim and others have said, they don't carry racks and stacks for FOH, and although many are on IEM, some aren't, and won't have a monitor rig with them either. So, look into your crystal ball, and maybe change your business plan to focus more on these things(upgrading speaker systems would be very noticeable), less on the Midas "your arms must be 48" long to reach all the faders" mixer, quit worrying about how much better the preamps sound, and make those touring folks really happy with a short and easy sound check, giving them more time to relax and have dinner. Loudspeakers, mics, and room acoustics will trump preamp quality by a country mile in live sound as contributors to overall sound quality. Always. Best regards, John "Doing my best Andy Peters impersonation" Halliburton [/QUOTE]

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